Guy Stephens

Becky Blunk from the University Campus Suffolk wrote the following case study about using Lego Serious Play in library context.

Learning Services at University Campus Suffolk (UCS) consistently strives to

Make Happy blog published the following post.

Last week the Make Happy team and a few friends were invited to become LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY™ (LSP) facilitators. LSP enables people to move away from linear

Becky Blunk from the University Campus Suffolk wrote the following fun blog post about Lego Serious Play.

For those of you who know me best or even slightly more than a little, I am pretty good at pretending to

Serious Play Pro community member Arno Bendermacher of Freelunch.nl and ForwardInBusiness.com has created a presentation about Lego Serious Play with lots of photos that you can see via Slideshare.

Mark Hylton wrote in 2009 a short study about “Developing the Competency of Serious Play” at the University of Buffalo. This study was brought to our attention only recently. When he was part of the Masters’

I would like to introduce you to Serious Play Pro community member Alison James from University of Arts in London. She has been actively studying Lego Serious Play for a number of years. Let me point you to

Serious Play Pro community member Denise Meyerson, who is one of the Master Trainers of the LSP residing in Australia has written a great resource for Serious Play facilitators. It is the eBook Better, Best,

S Play will organize a free of charge three-day conference in 18-20 November about Lego Serious Play in Rzeszów, Southern Poland, where Serious Play Pro community member Stefano Tardini will carry out a number of

Facilitation is an interesting profession because it requires endless lifelong learning. Every new facilitation situation is new. Good facilitators have to constantly update their skills. So far we have included

Dr Michael Ohler has written an interesting blog post where he touches upon the way how Lego Serious Play could easily serve as a replacement of work on organizational vision statement.

A “vision” is meant to

You may have heard about three kinds of imagination: descriptive, creative and challenging. Roos & Victor introduced those three types of imagination in their 1999 EMJ paper “Towards a New Model of

Michael Tarnowski has produced an informative presentation about Lego Serious Play

Stéphane Plisson referred to this real case video demonstrating the power of LEGO SERIOUS PLAY

Julian Kea found this blog post of Keystone Compact Group

Over the last few weeks, I have been partaking in a series of LEGO Serious Play rapid prototyping design challenges at the Research Institute for the

Following yesterdays post about Bernie DeKoven I would also like to introduce our community members to his rich resource of different videos about play and games. Bernie has collected to his YouTube channel

I would like to introduce the Serious Play Pro community members to a “games guru and fun theorist” Bernard De Koven. His website A Playful Path provides a free PDF book to download with lots of interesting

Fast Company wrote this interesting article about how Puzzle nerd Heidi Williams of Box shares her favorite tools (all of them fun) for keeping her skills sharp. – by Rebecca Greenfield

Heidi Williams has had

Serious Play Pro community member Ahmed El-Boukhary has written a post about gamification and its possibilities to advance organizational learning.

Gamification is the new buzzword in the human capital training